Where superstitions come from
SO YOU’RE happy to walk under a ladder and are unfazed by black cats. Think you’re not superstitious? Think again.
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‘It’s held our family together for 60 years’
GRAPPLING with what a ban on greyhound racing in NSW will cost her, Noeline Holloway rose at 5.30am today and did one thing that still made sense.
Rent law plan to help domestic violence victims
REFORMS to tenancy laws mean victims of domestic violence will be able to get out of home faster if they need to flee — without fear of being penalised for abandoning a rental property.
Anger over Aussie’s $100m Noah’s ark
AUSSIE Ken Ham spent $100 million to build his own Noah’s Ark. Now, he’s waiting for the supporters — and the protesters — to come.
How TV crews survived poll marathon
BY THE time the ABC’s election panel reached a record — and almost delirium — early on Sunday they were running on adrenaline. And they weren’t the only ones.
Pauline’s back, Pauline Pantsdown ain’t
PAULINE Hanson has returned, but the political satirist who created Pauline Pantsdown isn’t sure the world needs his version resurrected just yet.
Where is Tara Brown?
TARA Brown and her 60 Minutes crew have escaped kidnapping charges in Beirut, so when will we see her back on air?
Heston, Offspring reignite Ten’s mojo
IN an Offspring and MasterChef-led recovery, Channel Ten has rediscovered its ratings mojo, with Heston Blumenthal the not-so-secret ingredient.
Channels changing for some Aussies
IF YOU suddenly can’t find your regular TV shows tomorrow, don’t adjust your set. Some Australians’ channels are changing.
Erin Molan’s emotional smackdown
“ENOUGH is enough.” Footy Show host Erin Molan was close to tears last night when she tackled a tough issue.
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